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Primates of Uganda

Kibale National Park | Bwindi National Park

Duration

4 days

Max People

100
Overview

Safari Details

This 4 Days Safari will start and end in Kampala, Uganda's capital city. It involves visiting Kibale National Park which is home to Chimpanzees and other Primate species like the colobus monkeys, and LHoests monkeys among others; the park is famous for chimpanzee tracking, bird watching, nature walks, etc. Also, visitors will visit Bwindi National Park which is located in South West of Uganda.
The park is home to the endangered Mountain Gorillas and over half of the world’s population can be found here (around 350 of them). Outside of Uganda, they can only be found in Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo – generally, Mountain Gorillas don’t survive in captivity and therefore you are unlikely to see them in any zoo. Bwindi National Park is home to 5 different groups who are all habituated (accustomed to human visitors) and this is from where we run our Gorilla Tracking tours.

What to Expect

In this 4 Days of safari, you will be able to visit Uganda’s top and most visited parks known for their variety in primates.
You shall be in search of:

  • Olive Baboons
  • Mountain Gorillas
  • Blue Monkey
  • Red-Tailed Monkeys
  • L'Hoest's Monkeys
  • Red Colobus Monkey
  • De Brazza's Monkey
  • Golden Monkeys
  • Black & White Colobus Monkeys

Tour Highlights

  • ​Its a 4 Days 3 Nights Safari.
  • Destination: Kibale National Park & Bwindi National Park.
  • Best Time to Visit: Uganda is a good year-round destination.
    (However majority of tourists prefer visiting in the dry seasons where traversing the jungles is somewhat doable – and that is the months of June to October as well as from December up to February.)
  • Accommodation Type : In Standard Hotels/Lodges
  • Type of transport: - Road using a comfortable 4×4 Tour van/4×4 Jeep (Land Cruiser)
  • Tour Type-Private

Trip Extensions available on request.

Day to day

Itinerary

Day 1 - Kampala - Kibale National Park

Our guide/driver will pick you up from Kampala from the hotel after your breakfast. You will have briefing from him and later depart driving to the west for Kibale National Park. Along the way you will have awesome and spectacular views of the Rwenzori ranges and the countryside of the area, have a stopover for lunch. On arrival in kibale, check in at your lodge, and in the afternoon have a walk in Bigodi wetlands where you will be able to see various birds, also those endemic to the Albertine area. Later, have dinner and overnight.

Destination: Kibale National Park
Travel Time: 4 to 5 hrs. (308 Km)
Accommodation: at your camp or lodge
Complementaries: Drinking water
Meals: Lunch & dinner (Breakfast not included)

Day 2 - Kibale National Park - Bwindi Impenetrable National Park

Have an early morning breakfast and be at the park headquarters early enough for briefing concerning Chimpanzee tracking such that by 8:00am you start the search for these primates in the forest. Meeting these chimpanzees is a great time whereby you will be able to take photographs of these creatures which carry a DNA (98% like that of human beings). You will also see other various primates like the LHoests monkeys, Grey cheeked Mangabey, white and black colobus, red tailed monkeys, also birds will be spotted like the green breasted pitta, rumped tinker bird and also different plant species will be seen. Later in the afternoon, after your lunch head back to the lodge, pack your bags and depart for Bwindi arriving late in the afternoons. Check-in at the lodge, rest at your lodge in the evening.

Destination: Bwindi Impenetrable forest Park
Accommodation: at your camp or lodge
Travel Time: 4 to 5 hrs. (235 Km)
Meals: All meals included and drinking water

Day 3 - Full Day in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park

On this day, be early to raise and have your breakfast early enough and pack your lunch, after which you will be taken to the park headquarters by your driver guide. You will have a briefing from the Park rangers at 8:00am concerning the rules in the park, what to do and not to do when you meet up with the gorillas. Tracking Gorillas takes between 2 and 8 hours.

Thereafter, you will start off with tracking ensure you carried enough drinking water, strong shoes, a jacket and a walking stick. When you meet up the gorillas its your dream come true as it will be a great time watching the playful juveniles, the silverbacks and also other gentle giants feed the young ones.

Take as much photos as you want with your camera flash off. Later head back to your lodge and rest. In the evening you could choose to still stay and relax at the lodge or take an evening walk through the Batwa community, this will give you chance to interact with these people, learn how they live and also watch them perform their traditional dances and songs. Return back t the lodge, have dinner and Overnight.

Destination: Gorilla tracking in Bwindi Impenetrable forest Park
Accommodation: at your camp or lodge
Meals: All meals included and drinking water
Optional Visit: A Community walk after leaving the park

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Included/Excluded

  • All transfers
  • All accommodation during the tour
  • All applicable government taxes, levies and park entrance fees
  • All meals and drinking water during the tour
  • Services of our professional driver guide
  • All game drives as noted in the itinerary
  • Personalized service.
  • Passports and visa applications and processing
  • International flights and taxes
  • Travel insurance
  • Alcoholic beverages
  • Tips and Gratuity for driver/guide
  • Entrance fee for activities noted as optional

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